Emergency services race to scene of two-car crash on Glasgow's Clydeside Expressway

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Cops have raced to an ongoing incident in the south side of Glasgow. Areas of Battlefield Road and Clarkston Road have reportedly been cordoned off as locals reports armed police on the scene.

Glasgow. Police Scotland and the Scottish Ambulance Service were called to the scene, at the junction of Nitshill Road and Parkhouse Road in the south side of the city at 10am.

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East Kilbride kids will now have to wear face coverings in schoolThe owner of a car burned on the Expressway told us how he was on the phone to cops when he saw the caravanette go up in flamest.Peter’s Renault care was destroyed by fire that same night, just two miles away and around the same time.Speaking to the News, Peter – who does not wish to give his surname – said: “I was leaving my flat to walk back down and meet the recovery guy after my car had broken down.“Just as I was heading out,

Aberdeen. Victoria Road, in the Torry area of the city, has been closed off  between Abbey Place and Mansfield Road with police and ambulance crews racing to the scene this morning.

Edinburgh Waverley Station in response to an ongoing incident. A number of streets have been sealed off and trains may be delayed as a result of the incident.

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Johnstone after a train and a car collided.

Johnstone. The alarm was raised at around 6.15am on Saturday following the collision and police remain at the scene.There do not appear to be any life-threatening injuries but the track has been closed between Milliken Park and Johnstone.ScotRail is warning passengers to expect delays and diversions on services from Glasgow Central.

collided on a busy Scots motorway in Fife. Police, paramedics and fire crews were called at around 11.45am on Friday after the two vehicle collision on the M90 near Bridge of Earn.

Emergency services were called to a canal this morning after a body was found in the water. A member of the public reported a body in the water near Applecross Street in the north area of Glasgow.Police say they are not treating the death as suspicious.A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “We were called around 9am on Wednesday, 12 August, to a report of a body in the canal near Applecross Street in Glasgow, which was subsequently recovered.“The death is not being treated as suspicious.

emergency response has been seen heading to an ongoing incident on the River Clyde.Passers-by reported seeing fire crews, police and paramedics heading to the water in Bothwell, and near to the East Kilbride expressway, shortly before 11.30am.A spokeswoman for the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service confirmed firefighters were deployed to a "police incident."Drivers were told to expect delays as traffic backed up near the Raith Interchange, amid the emergency response.